Supreme Court's So|Called Ethics Code Is Worse Than Nothing

Supreme Court's So-Called Ethics Code Is Worse Than Nothing

The so-called Code of Conduct the U.S. Supreme Court issued on Monday won't put a stop to corruption and wasn't intended to do so. Quite the opposite: it is ...

The Supreme Court's new ethics code is an unenforceable joke - Vox

The code is so weak that it serves to legitimize Clarence Thomas's corruption. It is literally worse than nothing.

Alito says the Supreme Court's fake ethics code allows him to ... - Vox

The Supreme Court's new ethics code is worse than nothing — Alito just proved it ... called for him to withdraw from the two cases. Alito ...

Unequal Justice: A Supreme Court Ethics Code Without ...

When it comes to ethics at the U.S. Supreme Court, the emperor still has no clothes. ... After years of public complaints, the United States ...

The Insufficiencies of the Supreme Court's So-Called Code of Conduct

Then there's the fact that the “Code” kicks off with the claim that the Supreme Court “has long had the equivalent of common law ethics rules.” ...

Vox - The Supreme Court's new ethics code is worse than ...

The Supreme Court's new ethics code is worse than nothing — Alito just proved it.

Liberals Are Wrong to Trash the Supreme Court's New Code of Ethics

But many liberal pundits opted to pooh-pooh the measure instead, panning the code as “nonbinding,” “a joke, worse than nothing,” that “does ...

New Supreme Court Ethics Code Is Designed to Fail

Yet the justices will still judge themselves. There is no mechanism to enforce the code — no arbiter to enforce, apply, or even interpret these ...

Opinion: The Supreme Court finally has a code of ethics, but it has a ...

The court has its lowest public approval ratings in history, and while there are certainly many causes for this, the absence of an ethics code ...

The Supreme Court's Self-Excusing Ethics Code | The New Yorker

Last week, the Supreme Court issued a first-ever code of conduct for Justices. It is not a set of rules designed to redress past ethical ...

The New Ethics Code Is So Much Worse Than You Think - YouTube

Use code LEEJA50 to get 50% off your first Factor box at https://bit.ly/3lJJNlZ ! | The US Supreme Court released its new self-imposed code ...

The new Supreme Court recusal rule is worse than toothless.

It is therefore remarkable that the Supreme Court has just announced its adoption of a code of conduct, despite years of insisting that its ...

The 10 Worst Lines from the Supreme Court's New Code of Conduct

The new code does little more than excuse past (very bad) behavior, while failing to meaningfully rein in the seemingly endless billionaire gift ...

The 'Sotomayor Rule' exposes the Supreme Court's porous ethics ...

In November, after years of controversy and facing declining public confidence, the U.S. Supreme Court finally adopted a code of conduct, ending ...

So SCOTUS Now Has an Ethics Code. It Could Be Better. (Much ...

Fix the Court's Gabe Roth released this statement: “The prologue to the Supreme Court's new ethics code gives away the game: the justices ...

Opinion | The Supreme Court's ethics code is belated, grudging and ...

It's better to have a code of conduct for Supreme Court justices than not to have one. That's the most that can be said for the document the justices issued ...

US Supreme Court's joke of an ethics code is not reform

That the court released an ethics code at all, of course, is an acknowledgment by unelected officials serving lifetime appointments – people who ...

We Waited 200 Years for This Supreme Court Ethics Code?

The Supreme Court's new ethics code lacks any teeth and is full of language too fuzzy to hold justices accountable.

We Need a Binding and Enforceable Supreme Court Ethics Code

Based on our review, the U.S. Supreme Court's recently adopted Code of Conduct displays this same "imperial" attitude with respect to ethical ...

Supreme Court Justices Applying New Ethics Code Differently

In a statement announcing the new code, the court said it aimed to dispel the "misunderstanding" that the absence of explicit rules meant the ...